I'd like to reopen this issue. 16 years later, there are still plenty of
*informed* users who change their sources.list, run a dist-upgrade to
upgrade the release, and break their system. They then come to the
desktop team asking for help to rescue their broken system.

Even if we don't block them completely, apt should display a bit fat
warning informing the users that what they are going to do is definitely
not recommended, are they sure they want to proceed with the dist-
upgrade.

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  apt-get dist-upgrade shouldn't run when asked to upgrade between two
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